Marc GubertiAugust 7, 2015 Content has always been king, and it will continue dictating which bloggers become successful. The bloggers who write the best content are the ones who we remember, and we return to these bloggers’ blogs numerous times. Every new blogger wants to know how to become a successful blogger, and the answer … Continue reading 10 Easy-Peasy Methods To Write High Value Blog Posts
Rachel SilverAugust 2, 2015 How many times have you gotten a drab email from someone “just checking in”? This bland attempt at a hook to get your response will frequently go to your trash in less time than it takes to write the email. Even though they made the attempt to follow-up with you and … Continue reading 5 Five Minute Tips On How To Write Follow-Up Emails Effectively
Kristen PatelJuly 31, 2015 You’ve finally gotten the A-OK to move ahead with writing a corporate blog. Congrats! That is an awesome first step to inbound marketing success. Just in case you’ve forgotten, allow me to remind you the benefits of blogging: Traffic: Businesses that blog have 97% more inbound links and 434% more indexed … Continue reading How Do You Write a Business Blog? A Quick Start Guide
Richard SellersJuly 24, 2015 While helping more than 150 marketing executives improve their resumes, I learned how to write a terrible resume. Paraphrasing Abraham Lincoln, I’ve seen some of the following in every resume and all of the following in some. My Prioritized List Of What Makes A Terrible Resume The following is in order … Continue reading Thirteen Ways To Write A Really Terrible Resume
David KhimJuly 23, 2015 A meaningful and effective follow up email builds rapport with the prospect … but how do we do that? What do you talk about? I’m going to show you four tools you can use to set up trigger events – aka notifications that provide us with information about our prospect – … Continue reading 4 Simple Must-Use Tools to Write Effective Follow Up Emails
Salma JafriJuly 13, 2015 Most of us know the power of a great headline. But have trouble getting it right. Sometimes it’s too wordy. Other times too vague. Sometimes it doesn’t convey the essence of what we mean. Or maybe it just sounds too boring. How great would it be if we had a formula to … Continue reading How to Write Great Headlines for People and Search
Virginia FrancoJuly 13, 2015 Hiring managers want sales candidates whose resume shows a strong track record of success. While one can only hope for a career rich in exceeding goals, top ranks and awards, the reality is that sometimes quantifiable results are lackluster for reasons beyond your control. Weigh your success and explain it against … Continue reading How to Write Your Resume When the Stats Don’t Speak for Themselves
InklyoJune 10, 2015 Engaging Your Audience in 140 Characters or Less Ten years ago, no one would have guessed that businesses would have to master the art of writing for social media. But in this digital age of selfies and hashtags, learning how to write for social media has become more than just a good … Continue reading How to Write for Social Media
Shelly KramerJune 7, 2015 Much has been written about how your blog content has become a key element in connecting to and interacting with your prospects and customers. However good your content may be, one vital fact remains – your headline is the gateway to your content and if you don’t understand what works, few … Continue reading How To Write Blog Headlines People Will Actually Click On [Report]
Sarah GreesonbachJune 5, 2015 When you first start a company blog, you have a lot of choices to make. What should you write about? How will you carve out time to keep it up to date? What voice will you use? Sidebar or no sidebar? How often do you update? But while these are important … Continue reading 4 Pros and Cons of Hiring a Content Marketing Firm to Write Your Company Blog
